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Conveniently located suburban community
Pike sits along the outskirts of Longmont, with rolling farmland to the south and the rest of the city in the north. Left Hand Creek flows through the area, separating an industrial section in the northeast from its suburban streets. Additionally, Pike’s proximity to Hover Street puts it close to an abundance of shopping and dining. “The area is really special. You’ve got quality schools, a lot of nature trails and a wide variety of price ranges,” says Real Estate Broker Robert Campbell with Armor Real Estate, who has over 25 years of experience. “Dependent on where you want to be, there are a lot of tech-savvy jobs available. A lot of people work from home now, and the city of Longmont has really nice internet access.”
Pike sits along the outskirts of Longmont with rolling farmland to the south.
The homes of Pike are built around quaint and well maintained streets.
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Contemporary single-family homes
Homes in Pike are lined along residential streets with manicured, grassy lawns and driveways leading to attached garages. “There are a lot of different price ranges in the neighborhood, and it's affordable compared to the Boulder area,” Campbell says. Contemporary Craftsman homes built in the 1990s are popular, with pointed roofs, front gables and stone or brick accents. These properties span 3,000 to 4,800 square feet and cost $850,000 to $1.2 million. Multi-story modern farmhouses with front porches and picture windows from the 2000s are also a common sight. These homes are 1,200 to 3,000 square feet and priced $450,00 to $950,000, depending on property size. A handful of traditional bungalows in the neighborhood go for $700,000 to $750,000. Closer to the industrial area of the neighborhood, in the northwest, are multi-story traditional townhouses. These properties span 1,200 to 1,800 square feet and cost from $450,000 to $550,000.
Homes in Pike are lined along residential streets with manicured, grassy lawns.
Most homes in Pike have driveways leading to attached garages.
Closer to the industrial area of the neighborhood, Pike has multi-story traditional townhouses.
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Shopping and dining on Diagonal Highway and Hover
While the neighborhood itself is primarily residential, Pike is surrounded by shopping and dining. About 2 miles north, a commercial corridor following Diagonal Highway has a smattering of food chains such as First Watch, Red Lobster and Dairy Queen. Oskar Blues is a bar and grill that serves classic American entrees. Village at the Peaks is a shopping mall on Hover Street that has national retailers like Burlington and Party City. Parry’s Pizzeria & Taphouse makes savory slices, while Bowl Izakaya specializes in Asian cuisine. Grocery store options include Whole Foods Market and Sam’s Club. About a mile east of Pike, the Prospect New Town neighborhood has its own commercial center with places like Cavegirl Coffeehouse and Babettes Bakery.
Oskar Blues is a bar and grill that serves classic American entrees minutes from Pike.
A commercial corridor following Diagonal Highway near Pike has food chains such as Red Lobster.
Pike's locals favorite Grocery store is Whole Foods Market.
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Creekside parks and recreation
Left Hand Creek Park is the neighborhood’s primary green space, with a playground area, multi-use fields, basketball court and roller hockey rink. There are also walking trails along the creek. “The nature trails have a lot of foot traffic, and people can also ride their bikes. The neighborhood sees a lot of weekend and afternoon activity,” Campbell says. A little over a mile north of the area, Kanemoto Park provides additional recreation, including a picnic area and paved paths with outdoor fitness equipment scattered throughout. The park is known for its Tower of Compassion structure, which mimics a traditional Japanese pagoda to honor the original owners of the land.
Kanemoto Park in the Pike neighborhood is a great place to go to enjoy the park.
Lefthand Creek Park is a stunning spot in the Pike neighborhood to enjoy sun and fun.
Sunset Middle School received a B-minus grade from Niche in the Pike neighborhood..
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Getting educated in Longmont’s public schools
Children living in Pike can attend schools within the Saint Vrain Valley School District. Burlington Elementary earns a B grade from Niche, while Indian Peaks Elementary, a STEM-focused school that provides Early Transitional Bilingual instruction, has a B-minus. Sunset Middle School also receives a B-minus and is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World Middle School. Niwot High School maintains an A grade and, according to Niche, is the No. 1 best magnet high school in Colorado, offering an IB Diploma Programme. The school’s athletic program has also won over 25 team state championships.
Indian Peaks Elementary School is a Public Pre-K & Elementary School in Southmoor, Longmont CO.
Niwot High School boasts an A Niche grade in the Pike neighborhood..
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Traveling in and around Pike
Pike’s wide roads, narrow sidewalks and nature trails are primed for afternoon bike rides and strolls through the neighborhood. Access to Colorado state Highway 119, also known as Diagonal Highway or Ken Pratt Boulevard, is about a mile west. There’s also US Route 287 to the east. Public transportation options include Regional Transportation District (RTD) bus stops along Pike Road.
Highway 119 and US Route 287 to the east is a major intersection near Pike.
Public transportation options include RTD bus lines for Pike residents.
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Pike Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Pike, Longmont sell after 54 days on the market compared to the national average of 55 days. The median sale price for homes in Pike, Longmont over the last 12 months is $915,000, up 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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